Technical data

Bona Sport
®
SuperSport
™
One
Technical data sheet
Rev 11 /10
This data sheet replaces all previous versions page 2/2
SANDING AND PREPARATION OF NEW FLOORS: 1. Sand and prepare floor using MFMA -
accepted methods. 2. Make your final cut with 100 - 120 - grit paper. Screen with 100 - 120 - grit
screen. 3. Vacuum thoroughly. 4. Dry tack thoroughly. 5. Apply sealer and finish system (see finish
directions).
THE SUPER SPORT ONE FINISH SYSTEM: Bona Super Sport One is a 4 coat system, 1 - 2 coats
of a Bona Sport Sealer (follow sealer directions), CourtLines paint (if desired), and 2 -3
coats of Bona Super Spo rt One.
RECOMMENDED APPLICATORS: Light weight T - bar with the Bona
®
Floor Coater Sleeve.
NOTE: Use a clean applicator for sealer and a separate clean applicator for finish.
MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: Remove lid and stir thoroughly before using.
FINISHING: 1. Pour a 4” wide line of finish along the starting wall. Go with the grain of the wood. 2.
Using a clean, pre - dampened applicator; draw the applicator forward, with the grain of the wood,
moving the finish toward the opposite wall. Holding the applicator at a “snowplow” angle will
maintain a wet edge at all times. 3. At the end of each run, turn the applicator toward you and pad
out the applicator parallel to the wet edge. 4. Feather out all turns. If pushed too hard or too fast,
drips will fly off the applic ator. 5. Missed areas can be touched up if seen right away. 6. To prevent
lapping and dry marks, be sure you are using the recommended coverage of 500 - 600 sq.ft. per
gallon. Be careful not to spread the finish too thin. 7. Allow your first coat to dry 2 - 3 hours. High
humidity and/or low temperature conditions will extend the drying time while increased ventilation
and airflow will reduce dry time (recommended conditions of 65 - 80 °F (18 - 27 ° C), 40 -60% relative
humidity). Allow final coat to dry at least 48 hours before use.
INTERCOAT ABRASION FOR FLOORS WITH GAMELINES: See sealer instructions for proper
sequence of sealer, gamelines and finish coats. Before applying gamelines, abr ade with Bona
Conditioning Pads or used 150 grit screens and vacuum and tack thoroughly. Note: If paint will not
be applied for 24 hours or longer, floor must be re - abraded to ensure proper adhesion. Apply
gamelines using Bona CourtLines
®
sport floor paint . IF USING ANOTHER MANUFACTURER’S
PAINT, BEFORE APPLYING GAMELINES, ALWAYS PREPARE A SAMPLE OR TEST AREA TO
DETERMINE COMPATABILITY AND ADHESION.
INTERCOAT ABRASION FOR FLOORS WITHOUT GAMELINES: It is not necessary to abrade
between Bona waterborne seale r and finish coats unless more than 48 hours has passed
since the previous coat was applied. For smoothest results, abrade between all coats as
necessary. When using solvent - based sealers, ALWAYS abrade before finish coats. Always
vacuum and tack thoroughl y with a slightly water - dampened Bona Microfiber Mop or cloth after
abrading.
RECOATING: Be sure floor is free from wax, polish and oily residues. Follow the Bona Prep ™
system, applying 1- 2 coats of Bona Super Sport One finish. Delamination can occur if the
Bona Prep process is not followed; always test for compatibility.
CURING: The curing process takes approximately 7 days, (70% cured a fter 1 day, 90% after 3
days). Do not replace area rugs until the floor has fully cured. The floor may be walked on
after 24 hours, but remains susceptible to scuffing or marring until completely cured. Use only a dry
Bona Microfiber Mop or cloth for clean ing during the first week.
CLEAN - UP: Application tools should be cleaned with water and stored in an airtight container.
MAINTENANCE: Put walk - off mats at all entrance doorways to keep out excessive dirt and grit.
See Bona
®
Professional Series Sport and Commercial Cleaner Concentrate instructions for
cleaning and maintenance information.
STORAGE: Nonflammable - Bona Super Sport One should be stored in a climate controlled
environment. KEEP FROM FREEZING. Do not store above 100 ° F (38° C).
Item# Size #/Case
WT 133055001 5 Gallon 1
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